Shercock riot witness accounts in Johnson and Wimps houses
Testimonies describe a May disturbance at Shercock with crowd violence around Robert Johnson and Wimps houses. Witnesses recall gunfire from Johnson, stone-throwing, window destruction, and fear as mobs pressed doors and walls, with multiple injuries reported.
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John Clarke
George Lyons
Clarke
Lyona
Mr. Curty
Lyon
Strick
Lyons
Johnson
Perso
Witneta
Tase
Tedy Clarke
Johnson’s
Tom Blake
Mum 5
Bey
Wanger
Adipate
Winess
Flo
Johoson
Sherwack
Lydne
Pesvids
Jones
Lytns
Carroll
Felf
Margaret Murphy
Peggy Conolly
Shercock
Bryan M'Cabe
Johnvon
Bryan McAbe
Jerry Clarke
Johnsons
M‘cabe
Cabe
Wintos
Philip Conolly
Terry Clarke
Bailieborough Road
M-Cube
Cane
Thomas Naulty
Robert Johnson
Cross
Killan
O’clark
Moeting
Dermot
Wimps
Soll Middleton
Middleton
Lince
Johnsoni
M. Leavy
Wimp
Witnesa
Kiason
Wimp’s
Johnapp
Withest
Corngary
Blake
Reilly
Dublin
Cootehill Road
Patrick Clarke
Jamey Wright
John Belch
Belch
Fred
Rere
Orange Lodge
Johnson's
Pat. Murray’s
Gross
Tugh Crook
Shank
Johnson Wey
Buck
Rioting at Shercock Ends in Acquittal Verdict
Eyewitnesses described mobs attacking Johnsons and Clarke’s houses in Bailieborough area. Patrons and witnesses testified about weapons and threats amid a riot. the jury returned a verdict of acquittal.
Peace Restored with United Provinces After 1819 Decree
From the London Gazette a royal order declares the cessation of hostilities with the United Provinces of the Netherlands with a general blockade lift and free admission of Dutch ships to English ports except ports under French control. The decree directs treasury and admiralty officials to enforce the measures.
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London Gazette
Atte Court
Caehos Hodee
Devenbis
Netherlands
Aed
Privy Council
United Provinces
France
Admiralty
High Court of Admiralty
Trade Opened in French Ports by Royal Order 1814
Royal orders from Carleton House formalize opening of certain ports and placers in France to trade by nations not at war with Britain. The Prince Regent, in council, directs liberation from past restrictions once declared safe by military commanders, with Treasury and Admiralty oversight remaining in effect. The 21 January notice repeats the policy and extends trading rights under regulated conditions.
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Carleton House
Prince
Porte
Placer
France
Prince Reget
Lords Commission
His Majesty
Adalie
High Court of Admiralty
Vice Admiralty
Loin My
Justy
Privy Council
Somititon
Fualy Tiga
Ug Dligh Court
Aduataliy
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Warness
Robert Anderson
Cor. Reary
Janis Sous
Barneborough Road
Yoo
Shen
Theerie
WolvaRegal
Cherthey
Maareenhesa
Stewart Lode
Remrinharhane
Shertock
Dors
Petibash
Herose
Bailieborong
Kite
Bailieborough
Chai
Ally
Jobina
Chambert
Jason
Pseen Reo van Ine PhaPure Ow
WM. Hodges
Parliament
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